Development board decides to lower charges on housing schemes.
The Indore Development Authority board on Tuesday took many significant steps to provide affordable housing.
The board members stressed on developing affordable housing projects and urged the district collector to give relaxation in guideline rates for the lands marked for developing affordable houses for low-income group families.
“District collector Akash Tripathi has assured us and send our demand for approval by the state government,” said the newly appointed chairman of IDA, Shankar Lalwani.
The board members also reduced supervision charge to 3 percent from 16 percent for ongoing construction in ‘Atal Ashraya Yojana’ at Jhumarghat and Nihalpur Mundi for developing 302 flats/houses for Economically Weaker Section (EWS) and 432 flats/houses for and Lower Income Group (LIG).
The step will help in reducing the prices of the flats/houses in both of these schemes.
Taking another step to facilitate the urban poor, the board members decided to send a proposal to the state government and the district administration to provide government lands at minimum premium to develop flats/houses for the families belong to EWS and LIG category.
The board members also revised rates of flats developed in three categories in its Scheme 155. The flats of first and second categories will be sold out on lottery system with an approximate rate of around Rs 12 and 19 lakh respectively while tenders will be invited to sell the flats of third category starting from Rs 24.32 lakh.
“Our first priority is to provide affordable housing to the urban poor and such steps will help us to reduce cost of the flats/houses meant for them” said Lalwani.
It was first meeting after the political board members took charge on December 12. Akash Tripathi, IMC Commissioner Rakesh Singh, IDA CEO Deepak Singh and officials from PWD, PHE, T&CP, forest and other departments were present.
Infra projects
IDA board decided to appoint Mehta & Associate as consultant to prepare a DPR for developing two ROB i.e. on Sanwer Road and Depalpur Road, lying down drinking water, storm water and drainage pipeline at Super Corridor for sanctioning funds for the development works under JNNURM
Decisions regarding handing over Scheme 140, Scheme 136, Scheme 78 part I- phase II and 78 part I (Lohamandi) to IMC. IDA will make a payment of Rs 18.49cr to IMC for upkeep of civic amenities including street light, sewage and storm water line and drinking water supply in these schemes
The board increased a sum of Rs 233.35L from the previously sanctioned amount of Rs 162L for different development works including cement concrete road, sewage line, septic tank, storm and drinking water pipeline and electricity arrangements at Khajrana temple
The officials concerned and contractor of Kesharbagh ROB were asked to complete project in the given deadline
IDA board decided to constitute a committee of IDA and Nazul officers for taking decisions regarding the constructions posing hurdles in land acquisition process for its Scheme 165 (Rau) and send the report to the state government for its consent
The board accepted M/s Narendrakumar Jatashankar’s bid for developing a 50 beds hostel in the Revenue Inspector Training School.
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